Going Home
Draco
By Anne B. Walsh
Reviews
DrT posted a comment on Tuesday 24th February 2009 11:59pm for Draco
It will be interesting if Ron learns to play well with others, as Draco is learning
DarQuing posted a comment on Tuesday 24th February 2009 2:58pm for Draco
Bwahahaha! So what's it going to be, Mr. Malfoy? Can you give up your pride to save your life and the lives of your companions? Or are you going to hold onto them until the Nothing takes you? *tick tock tick tock* Time's running out, Mr. Malfoy.
Anne B. Walsh replied:
:enjoys your evil laughter and adds a bit of her own: Mwahahahaha! Here comes the nasty Mudblood to "help" you!
FriskyPixie posted a comment on Tuesday 24th February 2009 11:34am for Draco
This story is so interesting! I'm totally lost, although I see some of the connections everyone has been discussing. I can't wait for the new chapter. Whydoyouneedtoknow? You are such a great writer! Thank you for sharing your talent with us :)
Anne B. Walsh replied:
Thank you very much, and I hope the next chapter clears everything up satisfactorily!
runnerman87 posted a comment on Tuesday 24th February 2009 8:47am for Draco
The idea of the encroaching blackness is an interesting plot device. Is it based on The Langoliers from Steven King, or is it something out of Deathly Hallows? (I don't really remember most of the Beetle the Bard stuff from DH.) Also, is there a specific reason for the "so many words" rule, or is that just a convenient narrative device?
I don't think it's particularly fair of the Fates (or whoever) to ask Draco to give up the three things that he's not only proudest to be but also the three things that make him who he is. It'd be like asking Harry to give up his courage. Harry without courage would no longer be Harry Potter, and Draco without his Slytherin tendencies or his blood purity would no longer be Draco Malfoy.
Anne B. Walsh replied:
Never read any Steven King--this is out of my own little head. There's a reason for the rule. And who said the Fates were fair? Draco will still have Slytherin tendencies, they just can't rule his life quite the same way they were doing. (But that's an interesting point at the end there... mwahaha.)
Gena posted a comment on Tuesday 24th February 2009 3:32am for Draco
oh i really like what draco has to give up i wonder what he will do. Cant wait till the next chapter
Anne B. Walsh replied:
So does he!
Carol Layland posted a comment on Tuesday 24th February 2009 3:02am for Draco
Hi, Well where ever it goes the story is entrancing and very fascinating. It is certainly up to your Dangerverse standards and I love it. Thank you for this one
Anne B. Walsh replied:
Thanks!
Illusia posted a comment on Tuesday 24th February 2009 12:02am for Draco
Uh, Oh, I never liked The gondolieers movie nor book. Though it ended pretty well.
Anne B. Walsh replied:
I think you may mean something else...
Lesa posted a comment on Monday 23rd February 2009 11:10pm for Draco
Obviously they're likely to end up in the Dangerverse, my one thing is why then didn't they take Ginny, Neville and Luna with them? Is it because those three didn't have to go through as many changes? Or is it just because it's the Trio and Draco, and Hermione and Harry are two from the Prophesy, while Ron and Draco both need to get over their own forms of prejudice?
Either way I like it, I'm just wondering!
Anne B. Walsh replied:
Good wondering, but there is a reason and you will find it out as soon as the chapter's ready!
Patches posted a comment on Monday 23rd February 2009 9:34pm for Draco
Wow! Aletha met them. She is Harry's Godmother. Now I'm beginning to understand. Now Draco has to give up being a Slytherin, his pureblood status and the Malfoy name. That was Danger wispering in his ear. All that without the information that it will be a good thing. I look forward to more of this story. Thanks for writing. pms
Anne B. Walsh replied:
You've got it, more or less. More as soon as it's ready!
callie posted a comment on Monday 23rd February 2009 8:11pm for Draco
yay!! draco is gonna get all nice!!!!
good chapter!!!
Anne B. Walsh replied:
Not necessarily. But you'll see.
HGRHfan35 posted a comment on Monday 23rd February 2009 7:24pm for Draco
You are such a tease. Making us think the last chapter will be up soon but noooo....it might turn to 4. LOL.
So I was a bit right. It seems like they have come to Draco's 'dream' world from BC.
The dark woman is Aletha and the voice Draco hears is the Cecy/Mum from the dream world.
I can hardly wait for the next one? Tommorow perhaps? *shivers with excitement (or cold)*
Until next time, take care. C
Anne B. Walsh replied:
You're partly right and partly wrong and shall learn more as soon as I write the next (and I think truly last) chapter.
Anansii posted a comment on Monday 23rd February 2009 7:09pm for Draco
Hmm... my first guess was that the "shell" that died was the last canon book (Deathly Hallows), from what the characters must escape before the last word (hence the bit about finishing within a number of words.) However, since first it would have been a modified version of DH to begin with since the pre-resurrection infodump came from Dumbledore, and second you of ALL people know perfectly well that the world and characters do not end with "The End", especially in THIS case (any more than Frodo, Toad or Peter Pan are dead)... well, perhaps not. In any case I wanna read the rest of this. Keep up the good work!
Anne B. Walsh replied:
You've got good points (and are mostly right), but this situation was somewhat rigged. More details in upcoming chapter.
jilumasam posted a comment on Monday 23rd February 2009 4:41pm for Draco
I think this is just going to be a story where I'm going to have to wait until the end. I'm still confused, but hey...it's a good read!!!!!
Anne B. Walsh replied:
Well, the end approaches quickly. Thanks for the compliment!
dave g posted a comment on Monday 23rd February 2009 4:16pm for Draco
Very interesting. Very well done too.
Anne B. Walsh replied:
Why thank you.
Meteoricshipyards posted a comment on Friday 27th February 2009 5:22am for Draco